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Marine Sponges in a Snowstorm – Extreme Sensitivity of a Sponge Holobiont to Marine Oil Snow and Chemically Dispersed Oil Pollution
Johanne Vad
*
, Laura Duran Suja
, Stephen Summers
,
Theodore B. Henry
, J. Murray Roberts
*
Corresponding author for this work
Institute for Life and Earth Sciences
School of Energy, Geoscience, Infrastructure and Society
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oils
100%
sensitivity
100%
pollution
100%
snow
100%
sponges
100%
host
38%
hydrocarbons
30%
communities
15%
ecosystems
15%
habitat
15%
tissues
7%
levels
7%
production
7%
mortality
7%
particles
7%
concentration
7%
units
7%
environment
7%
depth
7%
oxygen
7%
expansion
7%
metabolism
7%
pumping
7%
nutrients
7%
filtration
7%
environmental impact statements
7%
continental slope
7%
detoxification
7%
vulnerability
7%
continental shelf
7%
seawater
7%
marine ecosystems
7%
porifera
7%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Symbiont
100%
Oil Pollution
100%
Dispersant
100%
Ecosystem Service
66%
Environmental Impact Assessment
33%
Continental Shelf
33%
Continental Slope
33%
Microbial Community
33%
Marine Snow
33%
Nutrient Cycling
33%
Aquatic Environment
33%